Filing closes for county, school candidates
Nine of the 10 Carroll County justices of the peace who are eligible to seek re-election in 2024 will do
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Wind-farm moratorium on agenda for JPs
The Carroll County Quorum Court is expected to consider a proposed ordinance at its regular meeting Tuesday, Nov. 21
Read MoreWind-farm moratorium on agenda for JPsES council waives bidding on $54,000 sewer pump
The Eureka Springs City Council voted unanimously to enact an emergency clause and approve a resolution waiving competitive bidding on a much-needed replacement sewer pump.
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Carroll County shows gratitude
Carroll County said ‘thank you’ to those who’ve served in our nation’s armed forces with several events centered around Veterans Day, which was Saturday, Nov. 11.
Read MoreCarroll County shows gratitudeChili supper, silent auction Tuesday night
The Merlin Foundation will be hosting its annual chili supper and silent auction on Tuesday, Nov. 14, at Fred Grim Gym in Green Forest.
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Passion Play makes final payment on mortgage
The Great Passion Play, with its famous Christ of the Ozarks statue, is a well-known Eureka Springs landmark.
Read MorePassion Play makes final payment on mortgageBallinger named executive director of Berryville chamber
The Greater Berryville Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the addition of Kait Ballinger as its new executive director for the chamber.
Read MoreBallinger named executive director of Berryville chamberNine JPs seeking re-election to quorum court
Nine of Carroll County’s 11 justices of the peace had filed as candidates for re-election in 2024 as of 3:30 p.m. Monday, according to the county clerk’s office.
Read MoreNine JPs seeking re-election to quorum courtAMI days no longer a winter option for local schools
Superintendents in Carroll County are hoping Mother Nature is back on their side this winter.
Read MoreAMI days no longer a winter option for local schoolsBerryville council authorizes McKinney to proceed with $300,000 land purchase
The Berryville City Council voted at its regular meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 7, to authorize Mayor Tim McKinney to proceed with the purchase of 15-plus acres adjacent to the city’s industrial park for $300,000.
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